The Workers’ Compensation Board of Alberta (WCB Alberta) is a statutory corporation established in 1918 that administers the workers’ compensation system for the province of Alberta, Canada. Operating under the Workers’ Compensation Act, WCB Alberta provides no-fault insurance coverage to workers and employers, ensuring financial and medical support for employees who suffer work-related injuries or illnesses. WCB Alberta functions as an employer-funded organization, collecting premiums from Alberta businesses to maintain the compensation system. The organization serves approximately 2 million workers and over 160,000 employers across the province. It provides various services including wage replacement benefits, medical treatment coverage, vocational rehabilitation, and return-to-work assistance. The organization operates independently from the Alberta government, though it reports to the Minister of Labour and Immigration. WCB Alberta maintains a comprehensive claims management system and works closely with healthcare providers, employers, and workers to facilitate recovery and return to work. The board also plays a significant role in promoting workplace safety through prevention initiatives and partnerships with industry stakeholders. Key services offered by WCB Alberta include claims adjudication, medical and rehabilitation services, employer account management, and occupational health and safety consulting. The organization maintains offices in Edmonton, Calgary, and several regional locations throughout Alberta.